Design and analysis of a novel automatic gain control pre-amplifier circuit for hearing aid device
Rahul Kumar Singh, Rohit Dhiman, Rajeevan Chandel
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Rahul Kumar Singh, Rohit Dhiman, Rajeevan Chandel
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In the present paper a novel automatic gain control preamplifier for hearing aid device is proposed and analyzed. The proposed design utilizes feedback and feed forward loop in order to control the gain of the device. Input and output thresholds have been accommodated to provide dual control. The weak input signal is amplified in three modes. High gain for low input and low gain for high input forms the basis of amplification. The measured average power dissipation of the complete pre-amplifier is 410 μW with a dual power supply of ±0.7 V in 180 nm technology node. Frequency of operation is up to 20 kHz.
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In the present paper a novel automatic gain control preamplifier for hearing aid device is proposed and analyzed. The proposed design utilizes feedback and feed forward loop in order to control the gain of the device. Input and output thresholds have been accommodated to provide dual control. The weak input signal is amplified in three modes. High gain for low input and low gain for high input forms the basis of amplification. The measured average power dissipation of the complete pre-amplifier is 410 μW with a dual power supply of ±0.7 V in 180 nm technology node. Frequency of operation is up to 20 kHz.
Key concepts: Preamplifier, Automatic gain control, Open-loop gain, Loop gain, Amplifier, Phase margin, Fully differential amplifier, Hearing aid